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  1. 1860s

  2. 1870s

  3. 1880s

  4. 1960s

  5. 1970s

  6. 1980s

  7. 1990s

  8. 2000s

  9. 2010s

  10. See also

  11. References

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In the 19th century in the American South during Reconstruction, African Americans began to be elected to many local offices, such as sheriff or Justice of the Peace, and some became the first African-American mayors of cities and towns. After this brief period, African Americans found themselves unable to obtain mayoral offices due to racial discrimination. In the 1960s, they again began to be elected or appointed to mayoral positions following the achievements of the civil rights movement and passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965. Achievements in African Americans' being elected mayor in majority-European American and other municipalities made their political participation one of daily life in many localities.

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19th century: 1860s • 1870s • 1880s
20th century: 1960s • 1970s • 1980s • 1990s
21st century: 2000s • 2010s
See also • References

1860s

  • 1868

First African American elected mayor of a U.S. town: Pierre Caliste Landry, Donaldsonville, Louisiana[1]

First African-American mayor of Kingstree, South Carolina: Stephen Atkins Swails

  • 1869

First African-American mayor of Maryville, Tennessee: W. B. Scott[2]

1870s

  • 1870

First African American elected mayor of a Mississippi city: Robert H. Wood, Natchez, Mississippi[3][4]

  • 1878

First African American elected to serve as mayor in the state of New York: Edward "Ned" Sherman, Cleveland, New York[5][6]

1880s

  • 1888

First African-American mayor of a predominantly white U.S. town, and of a Western U.S. town: Edward Duplex, Wheatland, California[7]

1960s

  • 1964

First African-American mayor of a U.S. city: George D. Carroll, Richmond, California

  • 1966

First African-American mayor of a U.S. city: Robert C. Henry, Springfield, Ohio (appointed by city commission)

First African- American mayor of a U.S. city: Floyd J. McCree, Flint, Michigan

  • 1967

First Elected (1967) African-American mayor of a large U.S. city: Richard G. Hatcher, Gary, Indiana[8]

First African-American mayor of a large U.S. city: Carl Stokes (Cleveland, Ohio)

First African American appointed mayor of Washington, D.C.: Walter Washington (see also: 1975)

First African American elected mayor of Ypsilanti, Michigan: John Burton [9]

  • 1968

First African American elected Mayor of Montclair, New Jersey: Matthew G. Carter[10]

First African-American mayor of a Kentucky city: Luska Twyman, Glasgow, Kentucky

First African American elected mayor of a predominantly white southern city: Howard Nathaniel Lee, Chapel Hill, North Carolina[11]

  • 1969

First African American elected mayor of Fayette, Mississippi: Charles Evers[12]

1970s

  • 1970

First African American elected mayor of Newark, New Jersey: Kenneth A. Gibson

First African American elected mayor of Dayton, Ohio: James H. McGee

First African American appointed mayor of Wichita, Kansas: A. Price Woodard[13]

First African-American elected mayor of Salina, Kansas: Robert C. Caldwell[14]

  • 1971

First African American appointed mayor of Grand Rapids, Michigan: Lyman Parks (see also: 1973)

First African-American mayor of Englewood, New Jersey: Walter Scott Taylor[15]

  • 1972

First African-American mayor of Tallahassee, Florida and first African-American mayor of a state capital: James R. Ford

First African-American mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio: Ted Berry

  • 1973

First African American elected mayor of Detroit, Michigan: Coleman Young

First African American elected mayor of Raleigh, North Carolina: Clarence Lightner

First African American elected mayor of a Georgia city: Richmond D. Hill, Greenville[16][17][18]

First African American elected mayor of a major Southern city: Maynard Jackson, Atlanta, Georgia[19]

First African American elected mayor of a major Western city: Tom Bradley, Los Angeles, California

First African-American woman mayor: Lelia Foley, Taft, Oklahoma[20]

First African-American woman mayor of a major satellite city: Doris A. Davis, Compton, California[21]

First African American elected mayor of Grand Rapids, Michigan: Lyman Parks (see also: 1971)

  • 1974

First African American elected mayor of Waco, Texas: Oscar Du Conge[22]

  • 1975

First African American elected mayor, and first elected mayor, of Washington, D.C.: Walter Washington (see also: 1967)

  • 1977

First African-American mayor of Richmond, Virginia: Henry L. Marsh[23] (Note: elected from within nine City Council members; changed to general election in 2003)

  • 1978

First African American elected mayor of Oakland, California: Lionel Wilson

First African American elected mayor of New Orleans: Ernest Nathan Morial

  • 1979

First African American elected mayor of Birmingham, Alabama: Richard Arrington, Jr.

1980s

  • 1981

First African American elected mayor of Camden, New Jersey: Randy Primas[24]

First African American elected mayor of Spokane, Washington: James Everett Chase

First African American elected mayor of Plainfield, New Jersey, and first African American elected mayor in Central New Jersey: Everett C. Lattimore[25]

First African-American mayor of Little Rock, Arkansas: Charles E. Bussey Jr.[26]

  • 1982

First African American appointed mayor of Memphis, Tennessee: J.O. Patterson, Jr.

  • 1983

First African American elected Mayor of Chicago: Harold Washington

First African American elected mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina: Harvey Gantt

First African American elected Mayor of Flint: James Sharp

  • 1984

First African American elected Mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey: James L. Usry

First African American elected Mayor of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Wilson Goode

First African American elected mayor of Portsmouth, Virginia: James W. Holley, III

  • 1985

First African American elected mayor of Mount Vernon, New York, and first African American elected mayor in New York state: Ronald Blackwood[27]

  • 1986

First African American and first woman mayor of Newport News, Virginia: Jessie M. Rattley[28]

  • 1987

First African American woman elected mayor of a major city Hartford, Connecticut: Carrie Saxon Perry

First African American appointed mayor of Baltimore, Maryland: Clarence H. Burns

First African American elected mayor of Tacoma, Washington: Harold Moss[29]

First African American woman and first woman mayor of Little Rock, Arkansas: Lottie Shackelford

  • 1988

First African American elected mayor of Baltimore, Maryland: Kurt Schmoke

First African American elected mayor of Hempstead, New York: James A. Garner

  • 1989

First African American elected mayor of New York, New York: David Dinkins

First African American elected mayor of New Haven, Connecticut: John C. Daniels

First African American elected mayor of Richmond, California: George Livingston[30]

First African American elected mayor of Rockford, Illinois: Charles Box

First African American elected mayor of Seattle, Washington: Norm Rice

First African American succeeds to the office of mayor of Minden, Louisiana, via recall of his predecessor: Robert T. Tobin

1990s

  • 1990

First African American elected Mayor of Trenton, New Jersey: Douglas Palmer

First African American elected mayor of New Bern, North Carolina: Leander R. "Lee" Morgan[31]

First African-American mayor of Lynchburg, Virginia: M.W. Thornhill Jr.[32]

  • 1991

First African American elected mayor of Memphis, Tennessee: W. W. Herenton

First African American elected mayor of Denver, Colorado: Wellington Webb

First African American elected mayor of Kansas City, Missouri: Emanuel Cleaver

First African American woman elected mayor of Washington, D.C.: Sharon Pratt Kelly

  • 1992

First African American male elected mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts: Kenneth Reeves

First African American elected mayor of Fairbanks, Alaska: James C. Hayes[33]

  • 1993

First African American elected mayor of St. Louis, Missouri: Freeman Bosley, Jr.

First African American elected mayor of Rochester, New York: William A. Johnson, Jr.

  • 1994

First African American and first woman elected mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota: Sharon Sayles Belton

  • 1995

First African American elected mayor of Dallas, Texas: Ron Kirk

First African American elected mayor of Savannah, Georgia: Floyd Adams, Jr.

  • 1996

First African American elected mayor of San Francisco, California: Willie Brown

First African American elected mayor of Monroe, Louisiana: Abe E. Pierce, III

  • 1997

First African American elected mayor of Jackson, Mississippi: Harvey Johnson, Jr.

First African American elected mayor of Houston, Texas: Lee P. Brown

First African American elected mayor of Des Moines, Iowa: Preston Daniels[34]

  • 1998

First African-American mayor of Jasper, Texas: R. C. Horn[35]

First African-American female elected mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts: E. Denise Simmons

First African-American mayor of Hopewell, Virginia: Curtis West Harris

  • 1999

First African-American mayor of Pineville, Louisiana: Clarence R. Fields (became interim mayor in 1999; was elected to a partial term in 2000 and re-elected to full terms in 2002, 2006, 2010, and 2014)

2000s

  • 2000

First African American elected mayor of Columbus, Ohio: Michael B. Coleman

First African American elected mayor of Selma, Alabama: James Perkins, Jr.

  • 2001

First African American elected mayor of Hattiesburg, Mississippi: Johnny DuPree[36]

First African-American woman mayor of a major Southern city, and first woman to be elected mayor of Atlanta, Georgia: Shirley Franklin[37]

First African American and first woman elected mayor of Southfield, Michigan: Brenda L. Lawrence

First African American elected mayor of Fayetteville, North Carolina: Marshall Pitts Jr.[38]

First African-American female Republican elected mayor of Tchula, Mississippi: Yvonne Brown[39]

First African American Mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey: Glenn Cunningham[40]

  • 2002

First African-American woman elected mayor of Dayton, Ohio: Rhine McLin

First African American elected mayor of Toledo, Ohio: Jack Ford

  • 2003

First African-American elected mayor of Palm Springs, California: Ron Oden

First African American elected by citizens as mayor of Tallahassee, Florida: John Marks

First African-American elected mayor, and first elected mayor, of San Ramon, California: H. Abram Wilson

  • 2004

First African American elected mayor of Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Kip Holden

First African-American mayor of Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Marvin Pratt

First African American elected mayor of Pine Bluff, Arkansas: Carl A. Redus Jr.[41]

First African American elected mayor and first African-American female mayor of Waco, Texas: Mae Jackson[42]

  • 2005

First African American elected mayor of Buffalo, New York: Byron Brown

First African American elected mayor of Mobile, Alabama: Sam Jones

First African American elected mayor of Asheville, North Carolina: Terry Bellamy

First African American elected mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio: Mark Mallory

First African American elected mayor of Youngstown, Ohio: Jay Williams

First African American and woman elected mayor of Greenwood, Mississippi: Sheriel F. Perkins [43]

  • 2006

First African American elected mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana: Cedric Glover

First African American elected mayor of Anderson, South Carolina: Terence Roberts

First African American elected mayor of Killeen, Texas: Timothy Hancock [44]

  • 2007

First African-American woman and first woman elected mayor of Baltimore, Maryland: Sheila Dixon

First African American elected mayor of Greensboro, North Carolina: Yvonne Johnson

First African American elected mayor of Wichita, Kansas: Carl Brewer

First African American elected mayor of South Harrison Township, New Jersey: Charles Tyson[45]

  • 2008

First African American elected mayor of Blue Springs, Missouri: Carson Ross

First African American elected mayor of Lancaster, Texas: Marcus Knight

First African American elected mayor of Mansfield, Ohio: Donald Culliver

First African American elected mayor of Sacramento, California: Kevin Johnson

First African American mayor of Festus, Missouri: Earl Cook[46]

First African-American and first woman elected mayor of Cambridge, Maryland: Victoria Jackson-Stanley

  • 2009

First African American elected mayor of Philadelphia, Mississippi: James Young

First African American elected mayor of Freeport, New York: Andrew Hardwick[47]

First African-American woman elected mayor of Brentwood, Maryland: Xzavier Montgomery-Wright[48]

2010s

  • 2010

First African-American woman elected mayor of Fontana, California: Acquanetta Warren[49]

First African American elected mayor of Columbia, South Carolina: Stephen K. Benjamin

  • 2011

First African American elected mayor of Jacksonville, Florida: Alvin Brown[50]

First African-American mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee: Daniel Brown

  • 2012

First African-American mayor of Ithaca, New York: Svante Myrick

First African-American mayor of Antioch, California: Wade Harper[51]

First African American and first female mayor of Orrville, Alabama: Louvenia Diane Lumpkin[52]

First African-American mayor of Phenix City, Alabama: Eddie Lowe

First African-American woman and first woman elected mayor of Gary, Indiana: Karen Freeman-Wilson[53]

  • 2013

First African-American mayor of Plano, Texas: Harry LaRosiliere

First African-American mayor of Meridian, Mississippi: Percy Bland

  • 2014

First African-American mayor of Brunswick, Georgia: Cornell Harvey

First African-American female mayor of San Antonio, Texas: Ivy Taylor[54]

First African-American woman elected mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana: Ollie Tyler

First African-American female Mayor of Teaneck, New Jersey, as well as the first African-American female mayor of any municipality in Bergen County, New Jersey: Lizette Parker[55]

  • 2015

First African American and first African-American woman elected mayor of Pearsall, Texas: Mary Moore[56]

First African American and first African-American woman elected mayor of Conway, South Carolina: Barbara Blain-Bellamy[57]

First African American elected mayor of Camilla, Georgia: Rufus L Davis II[58]

First African-American woman elected mayor of Toledo, Ohio: Paula Hicks-Hudson

First African-American woman and first woman elected mayor of Flint, Michigan: Karen Weaver

  • 2016

First African-American and first African-American female mayor of Midland City, Alabama: Jo Ann Bennett Grimsley[59]

First African American elected mayor of Norfolk, Virginia: Kenneth Alexander[60]

First African American elected mayor of Stockton, California: Michael Tubbs[61]

  • 2017

First African American elected mayor of Stamps, Arkansas: Brenda Davis[62]

First African-American woman elected mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina: Vi Lyles

First African American elected mayor of St. Paul, Minnesota: Melvin Carter

  • 2018

First African American elected mayor of Little Rock, Arkansas: Frank Scott Jr.

First African American mayor of Brookneal, Virginia: James Nowlin

See also

{{Portal|African American|Politics}}
  • List of African-American firsts
  • List of African-American U.S. state firsts
  • List of African-American United States Cabinet Secretaries
  • Timeline of the civil rights movement

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